In one section of this work, the double bass plays a slowed-down, ponderous version of the "Dance of
 the Sylphs" from The Damnation of Faust. Two pianists play rapid scales up and down the piano in its third
 section. An offstage clarinet repeats the ostinato C, A flat in a section of this work in order to imitate a
 being "from the depths of the woods." It instructs performers to deliberately hit wrong notes after playing
 simple scales in its section "Pianists," and mocks its composer by using a xylophone to quote sections of 
Danse Macabre in its section "Fossils." Featuring the movements "Aviary," "Aquarium," and "The Swan,"
 for 10 points, name this "Grand Zool
In one section of this work, the double bass plays a slowed-down, ponderous version of the "Dance of
 the Sylphs" from The Damnation of Faust. Two pianists play rapid scales up and down the piano in its third
 section. An offstage clarinet repeats the ostinato C, A flat in a section of this work in order to imitate a
 being "from the depths of the woods." It instructs performers to deliberately hit wrong notes after playing
 simple scales in its section "Pianists," and mocks its composer by using a xylophone to quote sections of 
Danse Macabre in its section "Fossils." Featuring the movements "Aviary," "Aquarium," and "The Swan,"
 for 10 points, name this "Grand Zoological Fantasy" by Camille Saint-Saens.
In one section of this work, the double bass plays a slowed-down, ponderous version of the "Dance of
 the Sylphs" from The Damnation of Faust.
The {Carnival} of the Animals [or Le {Carnaval des} animaux]